Splunk Search

How to edit my search to combine results to make multiple rows?

RogueMrSmith
Engager

Hello Everyone,

With my current search I am able to display results in three rows, however, I need two of the rows to combine as multiple rows with populated results. For example, here's what I am getting

Name - Type - AVG
1 - -------foo----3
1----------bar--0.2
1---------cake--0.2
2----------foo--7
2----------bar--2
2----------cake--6

But what I actually need is:

NAME FOO BAR CAKE
1---------3-----0.2----0.2
2---------7-----2------6

Is there anyway to do this? Here is my search.

| rename "(002) Device.FullyQualifiedDomainName.nvarchar" AS Name |rename "(003) PerformanceAnalysisDataDiskCounter.Value.float" AS val | rename "(001) PerformanceAnalysisCounter.CounterResourceName.nvarchar" AS type|stats avg(val) as ven by Name, type| stats list(ven) AS average by Name,type
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somesoni2
Revered Legend

You can replace your stats with chart command. Like this

| rename "(002) Device.FullyQualifiedDomainName.nvarchar" AS Name |rename "(003) PerformanceAnalysisDataDiskCounter.Value.float" AS val | rename "(001) PerformanceAnalysisCounter.CounterResourceName.nvarchar" AS type|stats avg(val) as ven by Name, type| chart list(ven) AS average by Name,type

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somesoni2
Revered Legend

You can replace your stats with chart command. Like this

| rename "(002) Device.FullyQualifiedDomainName.nvarchar" AS Name |rename "(003) PerformanceAnalysisDataDiskCounter.Value.float" AS val | rename "(001) PerformanceAnalysisCounter.CounterResourceName.nvarchar" AS type|stats avg(val) as ven by Name, type| chart list(ven) AS average by Name,type

RogueMrSmith
Engager

Thanks! That did exactly what I needed!

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